• Copenhagen Central Station - The journey begins at Copenhagen Central Station, a historic and lively hub that connects the city. Let’s delve into its story and set the tone for our adventure.

• Tivoli Gardens - We’ll pause outside the enchanting Tivoli Gardens, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks, and share its captivating history and its influence on Walt Disney.

• Radhuspladsen - Rådhuspladsen is a vibrant and historic square, serving as a central hub in Copenhagen’s bustling city life. Once the site of the city’s main gate, this area marked the entrance to medieval Copenhagen, where travelers and merchants passed through to reach the heart of the city.

• Christiansborg Slot - Together, we’ll explore the history and significance of Christiansborg Palace, the seat of Danish democracy. Tales of kings, queens, and modern politics will be revealed.

• Det Kgl. Bibliotek - This part of the tour concludes at the iconic Black Diamond, a stunning piece of modern architecture that serves as a cultural and literary hub for Copenhagen. From here, the journey continues with a scenic ride on the harbor bus, offering unique views of the city from the water.

• Havnebussen - Included in the tour is a scenic and relaxing ride on Copenhagen’s harbor Ferry, an electric ferry that navigates the city’s picturesque canals. As it is a public ferry, seats cannot be reserved, and in rare cases, it may be canceled. If the ferry is full, the route will be walked instead, with an attempt to take it on the way back.

• Børsen - As the canals are cruised through, the Old Stock Exchange (Børsen) will be passed by – one of Copenhagen’s most historic buildings. Built in the early 1600s, it was famous for its distinctive dragon-spire roof. Unfortunately, in April 2024, a devastating fire severely damaged the building, but restoration efforts are already underway to bring this architectural gem back to life.

• Copenhagen Opera House - As the scenic canals of Copenhagen are cruised through, a fantastic view of the Royal Danish Opera House will be enjoyed – an architectural masterpiece sitting proudly by the waterfront. Designed by renowned architect Henning Larsen, this modern landmark is one of the most expensive opera houses ever built and a true icon of Danish design.

• Nyhavn - As the canals are cruised through, a brief but beautiful view of Nyhavn, Copenhagen’s most iconic harbor, will be enjoyed. With its colorful 17th-century townhouses and lively atmosphere, this historic waterfront is a must-see – and the perfect spot to return to after the tour! ✨

• The Little Mermaid - Hear the story of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale and how this statue became a symbol of Copenhagen.

• Gefionspringvandet - Gefion Fountain is one of Copenhagen’s most impressive landmarks, located near the harbor and Kastellet fortress. This stunning fountain depicts the Norse goddess Gefion driving a group of oxen, symbolizing the legendary creation of Zealand. A must-see stop, it combines mythology, history, and beautiful craftsmanship, making it a perfect spot for photos and storytelling during the tour.

• Kastellet - As part of the walk, Kastellet, one of the best-preserved star fortresses in Northern Europe, will be explored. This historic site, built in the 1600s, is still an active military area but also a peaceful green oasis in the heart of Copenhagen. As its scenic pathways are strolled through, the iconic windmill, historic barracks, and maybe even a glimpse of the resident swans will be seen.

• Churchillparken - The tour concludes next to Churchill Park at Esplanaden 44, right next to Kastellet. This location is conveniently near the metro and just a 10-15 minute walk from Kongens Nytorv and Nyhavn.

• Kastelsmøllen - Kastellet, one of Europe’s best-preserved star fortresses, is a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. Built in the 17th century, this historic military site offers a peaceful escape with its grassy ramparts and scenic surroundings.

On this stop, the fortress walls will be walked along, taking in panoramic views of the area and enjoying the serene atmosphere. As the stroll continues, Kastelmøllen, a charming old windmill that stands as a reminder of the fortress’s utilitarian past, will be seen.

Kastellet is more than just a historical site – it’s a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city, where the past meets the present in one of Copenhagen’s most picturesque settings.

• Frederiks Kirke (Marmorkirken) - Marvel at the breathtaking Marble Church, officially known as Frederik’s Church, an architectural gem in Copenhagen. Completed in 1894 after more than 150 years of construction, this iconic landmark features one of the largest domes in Europe, inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

As a pause is made here, stories of its fascinating history, including the challenges of its construction and its significance in Denmark’s royal and religious heritage, will be heard. From this spot, stunning views of Amalienborg Palace, the royal family’s residence, just a short walk away, will be enjoyed.

• Amalienborg Museum - Step into the heart of Danish royalty at Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Danish royal family since 1794. This stunning complex consists of four identical Rococo-style palaces surrounding an elegant octagonal courtyard, with the equestrian statue of King Frederik V as its centerpiece.

As the area is explored, the history of the monarchy, the daily routines of the royal family, and the significance of the ceremonial Changing of the Guard, which takes place here every day at 12.00, will be learned about. From the courtyard, beautiful views of the Marble Church and the waterfront, showcasing Copenhagen’s blend of history and charm, will be enjoyed.

• Changing of her Majesty’s guard at Amalienborg Castle - End Point: Changing of the Guards at Amalienborg Palace (09:00 Tour Only)

If the 09:00 AM tour is joined, it concludes at Amalienborg Palace just as the Changing of the Guards begins at 12:00 PM. The perfect spot to witness this iconic royal tradition as the guards march into the palace square, sometimes accompanied by the Royal Danish Band, will be had.

Please note: The 1:00 PM tour does NOT include the Changing of the Guards, as it only takes place at noon. The itinerary remains the same, but the tour will conclude at a different central location.

• Harbor ferry ride through the canals included

Launch Price – Limited Time Offer!

Explore Copenhagen’s premier attractions in just three hours with this guided tour, which combines a walking excursion (approximately 5 km) with a picturesque harbor ferry ride. The 9:00 AM tour concludes at Amalienborg Palace for the Changing of the Guards at 12:00 PM – an essential royal tradition! (Note: This is not included in the 1:00 PM tour.)

From enchanting castles and mermaids to charming cobblestone streets, immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture, history, and waterfront vistas with our knowledgeable local guides.

Two Unique Perspectives:
Stroll through historic streets and appreciate the architecture from the electric harbor ferry. As this is a public ferry, seating cannot be reserved. If it is full or canceled, the route will be walked instead.

Highlights in No Time:
Effortlessly visit landmarks such as the Changing of the Guards, The Little Mermaid, Amalienborg Palace, and the Citadel (Kastellet).

Local Stories:
Listen to captivating tales of kings, myths, and contemporary life that animate the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.